Art greek 4th

Question 1

Greek theater represents the theatrical form of the

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Classical period

Question 2

Famous writers of tragedies are

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Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides

Question 3

were based on their myths and ancient heroes

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tragedies

Question 4

Were focus on moral issues, especially on the danger of arrogance, or hubris in greek

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Themes

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Were their way to comment and criticize their government and politicians

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Comedies

Question 6

The famous greek comic playwright or writer

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Aristophanes

Question 7

He wrote comedies about powerful women

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Aristophanes

Question 8

Greek place where usually performed _____ during the festivities honoring the god of harvest wine, fertility and theater.

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outdoors

Question 9

It was a famous ancient greek comedy written by Aristophanes during the turn of the 4th century B.C.E.

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Lysistrata

Question 10

The plot revolves around a strike by the women of Athens. The women demanded that the leaders of the city should stop in gauging in wars or else they will refuse to sleep with their husbands.

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Lysistrata

Question 11

It is a famous acient greek tragedy written by Sophocles

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Oedipus Rex

Question 12

The beloved King of Thebes who was prophesied by an article that you would unintentionally kill his father and marry his mother.

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Oedipus

Question 13

The wife and the mother of Oedipus

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Queen Jocasta

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The father of Oedipus

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King Laius

Question 15

At the end of the play, who hanged herself?

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Queen Jocasta

Question 16

In costume, the actor wear this to increase their size

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Padded Robes

Question 17

The actors wear this to increase their height

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thick-soled boots

Question 18

It is composed of a large circular orchestra, a theatron, and a skene.

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Greek theater

Question 19

It serves as the acting and dancing area

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Orchestra

Question 20

There is an _____ at the center of the orchestra.

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Altar

Question 21

It is the auditorium or the viewing place

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Semi-circular theatron

Question 22

It is usually part of a slope of a hill

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Semi-circular theatron

Question 23

It is the place to change costumes (dressing room) or a place for actors to rest.

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Skene

Question 24

This ancient theater still exist at the south slope of the Acropolis in Greece

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Theater of Dionysus

Question 25

It featured the play of Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, and Aristophanes during the ancient times.

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Theater of Dionysus

Question 26

A dialog involving a dispute presented in alternating lines

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Stichomythia

Question 27

This is used as a device to heighten the emotional intensity of the scene

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Dialog

Question 28

Tragic flaw of character; in the case of Oedipus, hubris, or excessive pride

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Hamartia